The soundtrack of the movie "The Fog of War" features the life of former Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara. He served under President Kennedy and Johnson. He reflects on his part in the bombing of Tokyo, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the Vietnam War.

This film could have been titled "The Evil That Men Do". McNamara talks about war crimes he and others have committed. He observes the failures of government officials at the highest level to understand the basis of the wars they direct. I have to ask, can we learn from history?
Source: The Fog of War Movie Most of the book can be found at The Fog of War Book

Music includes War What Is It Good For, Earth Anthem, I Just Can't Wait to Be King, We'll Meet Again


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Keywords: Great Speeches and Interviews; The Fog of War; Robert McNamara; Cuban Missile Crisis; Vietnam War; Secretary of Defense; WWII; war crimes; Fidel Castro; Philip Glass; Barry Goldwater; Lyndon Johnson; John F. Kennedy; Nikita Khrushchev; Curtis LeMay; Errol Morris; Richard Nixon; Harry Reasoner; Franklin Delano Roosevelt; Woodrow Wilson

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